A new year begins with a day packed with macroeconomic data releases.
**European Data Focus** (3-5 PM): France’s December CPI preliminary release (15:45), followed by the final PMI for services in the eurozone’s three major economies—France, Germany, and the eurozone—released sequentially at 16:50, 16:55, and 17:00. The UK’s data will follow shortly after (17:30). These PMI figures are crucial for assessing Europe's economic growth.
**U.S. Data Window** (9-11 PM): Germany’s preliminary December CPI (21:00) and Federal Reserve Board member Barkin’s speech will occur simultaneously, possibly prompting markets to balance European inflation data against hawkish signals from the Fed. The final December S&P Global U.S. Services PMI will be released next (22:45), and the API weekly crude oil inventory data for the week ending January 2 will be announced early the next morning at 5:30.
**Domestic Focus**: The new round of refined oil price adjustments begins simultaneously, and oil price fluctuations may influence energy sector sentiment.
Macroeconomic data releases often sway commodity and risk asset markets, and the crypto market is no exception—PMI figures impact global risk appetite, and Fed communications directly influence liquidity expectations. Expect a potentially active trading day.
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MagicBean
· 01-08 16:28
It's another day of data bombardment; with this wave of PMI, Bitcoin is going to turn the world upside down.
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WalletInspector
· 01-08 10:28
Oh my, this data bombardment day, is it time to leverage up? Haha
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ContractHunter
· 01-06 08:44
Oh my, this data bombarding day took off directly, PMI + Fed statements + oil price adjustments, it's simply a "sentiment harvester" for the crypto market.
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MysteryBoxBuster
· 01-06 01:20
Damn, this wave of data bombardment is really intense. Once the PMI is released, BTC might start to move.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 01-06 01:16
Here we go again. Every time there's a busy day on the economic calendar, my liquidation price starts flashing red... Last time, I went all in just to bet on PMI data, and now I'm still paying off the debt. I wish I had known earlier.
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ContractSurrender
· 01-06 01:13
You really need to keep an eye on this data schedule, especially this round of PMI. It feels like it's time to set an alarm...
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It's another day of hawkish signals from the Federal Reserve. When oil prices move, the energy sector gets restless, and the crypto liquidity expectations will be re-priced again.
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While the market remains active, I'm worried it's just active manipulation to trap retail investors. With various positive and negative news hitting from all sides, it could lead to another wave of liquidations.
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The period from 9 PM to 11 PM is truly a life-and-death moment. If Balkin turns hawkish during this window, short-term pressure is likely.
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As soon as the European PMI data is released, global risk appetite instantly drops, and along with it, my stop-loss orders...
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DogeBachelor
· 01-06 00:55
Tomorrow is another data bombardment day, the day to stay up and watch the market
I feel like what Fed's Barkin said might cause a dump, and then there will be another sharp decline
With so many PMI data releases, I won't rush to buy in; let's see how Europe does first
The recent oil price adjustments seem to be linked to Bitcoin; I really can't understand
Starting from 3 PM, I have to watch the market; it's another sleepless Tuesday
#2026年比特币行情展望 【January 6, 2026, Tuesday, Financial Calendar Overview】
A new year begins with a day packed with macroeconomic data releases.
**European Data Focus** (3-5 PM): France’s December CPI preliminary release (15:45), followed by the final PMI for services in the eurozone’s three major economies—France, Germany, and the eurozone—released sequentially at 16:50, 16:55, and 17:00. The UK’s data will follow shortly after (17:30). These PMI figures are crucial for assessing Europe's economic growth.
**U.S. Data Window** (9-11 PM): Germany’s preliminary December CPI (21:00) and Federal Reserve Board member Barkin’s speech will occur simultaneously, possibly prompting markets to balance European inflation data against hawkish signals from the Fed. The final December S&P Global U.S. Services PMI will be released next (22:45), and the API weekly crude oil inventory data for the week ending January 2 will be announced early the next morning at 5:30.
**Domestic Focus**: The new round of refined oil price adjustments begins simultaneously, and oil price fluctuations may influence energy sector sentiment.
Macroeconomic data releases often sway commodity and risk asset markets, and the crypto market is no exception—PMI figures impact global risk appetite, and Fed communications directly influence liquidity expectations. Expect a potentially active trading day.